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Portrait of a Man by Alfred Stevens — VisualArtsDB

Portrait of a Man

Portrait of a Man

1839

Medium: Oil paint on canvas
Dimensions: support: 416 x 454 mm
Museum: Tate

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The Corner of the Balcony

The Corner of the Balcony

Alfred Stevens, 1872

Studies of a Man Leaning over a Balustrade; the Head of a Dog Carrying a Stick. Verso: Sketch

Studies of a Man Leaning over a Balustrade; the Head of a Dog Carrying a Stick. Verso: Sketch

Alfred Stevens

Design for Two-Handled Majolica Vase

Design for Two-Handled Majolica Vase

Alfred Stevens, 1861

Study for ‘Aeneas Bearing Anchises on his Shoulders’, for Dorchester House

Study for ‘Aeneas Bearing Anchises on his Shoulders’, for Dorchester House

Alfred Stevens, 1860

John Morris Moore

John Morris Moore

Alfred Stevens, 1840

The Japanese Robe

The Japanese Robe

Alfred Stevens, 1868

Studies for the Wellington Monument

Studies for the Wellington Monument

Alfred Stevens

Study for ‘Mutability’, Probably for Deysbrook House, Liverpool

Study for ‘Mutability’, Probably for Deysbrook House, Liverpool

Alfred Stevens, 1847

Design in Perspective for the Decoration of a Vaulted Corridor

Design in Perspective for the Decoration of a Vaulted Corridor

Alfred Stevens

Studies of Angels etc. for the Dome of St Paul’s

Studies of Angels etc. for the Dome of St Paul’s

Alfred Stevens, 1862

After the Ball

After the Ball

Alfred Stevens, 1874

Design for ‘The Angel Announcing the Birth of Our Lord to the Shepherds’ (N01957)

Design for ‘The Angel Announcing the Birth of Our Lord to the Shepherds’ (N01957)

Alfred Stevens, 1860